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The White Road of the Moon by Rachel Neumeier
A girl looked down on for multiple reasons, especially her dark skin and black eyes, may just prove to be the one person needed to save the world in The White Road of the Moon by Rachel Neumeier. With ghosts, strong friendship, poetry, and a beautifully detailed fantasy world. Continue reading
The Mountain of Kept Memory
Take a break from real life politics with tricksy fantasy politics in a gorgeous setting in the Mountain of Kept Memory by Rachel Neumeier. Continue reading
Queer as a Five Dollar Bill
I’d heard of Lee Wind’s blog, I’m Here, I’m Queer, What the Hell Do I Read before, but it took me a little bit to put this together with the nice guy I was chatting with at KidLitCon. He told … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Print, Realistic, Teen/Young Adult
Tagged #OwnVoices, LGBTQ, realistic fiction, teen fiction
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Books I Missed in 2018 for Top 10 Tuesday
Top 10 Tuesday is a blog event hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This is not the official topic for this week’s Top 10 Tuesday. I have, however, been working on it, slowly, with many interruptions for the past month … Continue reading
5 Bookish Resolutions for 2018 + 12 Books I missed in 2017
5 Bookish Resolutions for 2018 + 12 Books I missed in 2017 It’s Tuesday (or it was) and so once again I am tempted away from my backlog of reviews and my looking back at what I read in 2017 … Continue reading
Top 10 Tuesday: Top 10 Books I Hope Santa Brings Me
It’s been… about 6 months since I last did a Top 10 Tuesday (hosted by the dedicated folks at the Broke and the Bookish.) Oops. But I ran across Chachic’s, and now I am distracted from all the books I still … Continue reading
The Lion Hunters Series
Code Name Verity is still on my list of books that I should read, but have been too chicken. Instead, I’ve been reading Elizabeth Wein’s other books, including Black Dove, White Raven and all of her Arthurian books, which I … Continue reading
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Top 10 Books on My Want-to-Read List for the Second Half of 2017
Once again, the folks at the Broke and the Bookish say it’s time for me (and the rest of their groupies) to plan out our reading for the second half of the year. I will not complain about planning ahead for once. Here are (slightly more than) ten mostly middle grade fantasy books I’m looking forward to. Continue reading
Short Takes: House of Shadows, Girl Who Drank the Moon, Furthermore
Every so often, I realize that I am reading faster than I can write reviews. Time passes, my friends, and I cannot seem to make more of it no matter how hard I try. So here is an exercise in … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reviews
Tagged #OwnVoices, award winners, Fantasy, Newbery, youth audiobooks, youth fantasy
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March and April Diverse Reading
This year, my goal was to try harder not just to read diverse books, but to focus on reviewing books by #ownvoices authors, specifically for Naz’s challenge at Read Diverse Books. And while I think I’m doing pretty well with … Continue reading